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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPANISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN,
Lessons given by Z. Il. de nUndveuo. Gail Or ad-
dress room S, BtttiIs building. l45-lm
FRENCH AND GERMAN

An experienced teacher. a graduate Of rhe Cntver-
stvv % Virginia. would give afternoon instruction
in modern languages 70 a class n young ladies.
Tesf Inonials as 20 character and qualifications viii
be furnished upon application Reference : made
10 Rev. Charles J. Adams and Geo /. Douglass Ezq
lE-in.. EGSar b uayrucrt P o, ts3x M
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ROGERS,

Graduate @, CAicago yeterirz-y college O
IS : Douglas ave; Telephone No 5 N4cA.rz- +
81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11

The Photographer. Pictures =. al sizes and s;y les
He also carries the finest assc-JlEe-.t OF p.ctlr
frames II The city. Give him friendly cal and ex
anime samples
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E. Z. HAMILTON, N. D.
W. 4. NINNTCK, NJ, .,

Specia lties: Diseases OF the Eye, Ear, No
Threat. CatarrA and fitting glasses. Once SOU
corner Douglas and Market, up stairs, Wichiti
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11
DR. n T. SMOKE

Veterinary Surgeon has removed Lis Office from
The Horses Home his residence, cor1e. Cleveland
ave ac5 Second street. telephone AZ. 6I
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11

phone for Office No 49, for residence 1875 Dr. Ter
ril general practice, diseases OF women and chill
dren and obstetrics. Dr.. Shuts consumption
catarrh, all threat and chest diseas es piles rup
lures blood skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. I01-tf
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DR.. 3, 4, GUYTON & SON,

Physician and Surgeon. Once Dean block, 81 ;:
Main st up stairs front room, opposite Occidental
hotel. Residence 239 II Water street. one of Us in
the Office at all hours d4y and night except when
meals. TelephOne in Office No. Isl.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11
WICHITA INFIRMERY,

81 South Fourth evenue. Chronic And surg
diseases successfully treated Good accom- uaoIati
for ladies il confinement d.. h-deT, Prop. ISL
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STORAGE.

SToRAGE-For household goods or merchandise.
- boxed OF loose. IL you Rave any gods 70 store
bring them 20 the Wichita Storage &C, Ne. ns West
Douglas ave Eru
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11
B, sCRERMERHORN. M. D.

Physician and Surgeon, Office and residence n w
corner Douglas and Lawrence avenues. SpecialtieS:
Diseases Of women ard children Obstetrics and
yenereal diseases. VIII respond promptly to calls
during day night. ONCE hours, TO Il a, M. 10
and 10 3 p 13i-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11

LNOUND-A package Of money Ess, Douglas
Il sunday evening. The owner can have ~ calling
AZ Chas l. Fgliers grocery and paying charges and
proving property. disSs-
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; treats all acute
and chronic diseases; cure OF piles guaranteed
pay oxygen treatment given when indicated and no
charge made II no benefit follows.
ono hours TO Y m. and 10 and D. m
Once Us y Main street cor. Second. Micnita.
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FOUND.

TAKEN IrP-Hsifer. by Frank Yike. Owner can
! have same BY proving properly and paving
Charges dlSl-S'
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DR., ]. ]. STONER.
DIS. TERRILL & SHUTS.

Eomosopothlst. ONCE opposite postO1fice Resi-
dence US North Main street Wichita Kansas. Tele-
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". NJ. Johnson. NJ. D.

W. NJ JUdN6UN, VI. D,
Homeopathic. General practice chronic diseases
and diseases OF females. Office IL Main ST.
Telephone No. l3i Office hours, S 10 10 A. m 2 10
phone No. q. d69-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. G. C. FURLEY,

Physician and Surgeon, Office SO E Douglas
Telephone at office No. 20, telephone at reside
No. Il5 IS.-
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11

ITOUND-A small pccSst hook on las. SuRs.AN
0 containing a small amount % money. Tsf
owner can hSVe II by callias al IBIS ocsce- disc
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FOR EXCHANGE

To EICE AS-sE-l .ssex a CT spx<s ssccE =
l. srocs-ies. &c sscsx q sr=xs 70 % sort4 Z
4 s~sl, sx sss< 2ssics- see ]. & Esz-ea y >
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11

homeopathic. Office 10 North Main street. Resi-
dence, l0li North Fourth street, Union depot,
Wichita, Kansas. OGice telephone No. 2j3 Resi-
dence telephone No. al
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11

Tor SALE-wichiia- kaas Nov. sth. lSs7.--A
Il nice fresh stock Of groceries and new fixtures
VIII invoice about s2.ST Reasons for selling. Her
ron * Chambers. AZ y. Main -. dll>-5i
Wichita eagle., 1887-11-11
LOST.

oST-A bunch of keys. four OF them for lsrEs
locks one brass key aud n lot OF small ons4
Finder VIII leave them az Is West Douglas AID ssb
reward 2. Schwartz l<s $
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-03

einbaIfamierer, nit ieiner pGiebeI4 se.
Iaben. Ct iit aIs elm gutter SpieIer bes
fannt, ber ben feiniten Strif unb ben
beifen goriras in Borne belibt. Sein
mufitalii6es Geb6r iit in fold bObem
Grabe enttpidelt, baB er, tuie er ielbft
bebauptet, einen STANDARDIZATION
nod gana gut au uuterf6eiben bermag,
ber alfo BEN beriibnten gomponiiten
6. M. b. Weber, Der betanntIi9 einen
M6telton (bisber bic duBerfe Gren3e
bes muiifalii@en llnterf6eibunssbers
m6gens) nod nit 6i9erbeit unterf9eis
ben fonnte, nod UNI oas Sreifa6e pbie.
tet". 2eiber lit er on ienem Mbenb,
ipie bas bel 70 bodempfinblidsn Natus
rem 6fters porfomnt-an Nerpenaufres
gung, mas uobl ber 0runb mar, bob
bic @eieai@aft allmdIis gum @eianse
iiberging, I'm ibre animirte Gtim.
muug gum Nusbrud 5u bringen.
o. Braun.
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perarbeitet tperben, benn es erbeben li@
bereits tpieber Stimmen BON Bruns
uenpergiftung i'm So,fe, Der 4bHuB
fduat alio abermals on bur63ufdern.
Der Burgerlneiffer brobt nit benz Yro.
aeB. Wenn bas n6tbige Waher ni9t
baIb anseidaift ipirb, Oertlagt mid bic
@emein6e unb i1 fam tueber sic nod
mid por Der gutbefuns fdiiben. gs
fdlIt ben 2euten obnebin auf, baB ii1
Der italieniide Serr, ber bamals bic
aomobie ipielen unb bic Gabrit fiir sic
faufen mubte, gar ni6t mebr ieben ldBt.
gs tpirb 70 allerbanb gemunfelt: Is
fei gar midt Der tpabre gigentbiimer nnb
Soft tpiiie, uer babinter fede. gDir
baben alio mebr benn ie Worn9t
n6tbig!
gs bilft ni6ts, sic uiifen in ben
lauren Mpfsl beiBen anb bic Waiierlets
tunq bis sum Walbe berldngern, bort
tpilien mir fidber, mas mir baben. Wfit
benz gia9sraben unb Nuelenfu9en 1T
es nifts = es ipiro babel i'm 9Ieinen
mebr @eIb per3ettelt, als auf bic anbes
re Dirt i'm 8roBen. Sd peiB nldht,
mas sic on Baarem porrdtbig baben-
reid)t es ni9t su bieier lebten groBen
Musgabe bin = bann iinb Sic binnen
tueniger Woden in @ant. Wabrli9
o6ne ineine Sdulb! Sd babe aud tsitl
@elb mebr fir bic Wo9enl6bne unb i'd
CLAUDE, es tpdre serabe i'm iebigen slus
aenblide gut, tpenn mir bieielben forts
be,obIen, INN bic 2eute Bel Saune 5lt
erkaiten. sic tperoen tpieber Sbren
aairaen 3orn auf mid iperfen, = ib
iage linen aber = id lahe mir Nibts
mehr aefallen. SD mar Elm unbeibols
tenerI1lanu Bis Sic ben 8erfu9er ipiels
ten uub mid su Sbrem Mlitf9ulbigen
madteu. Mber besbalb bin i6 bod nod
nidt gum Gduft on Sbnen, meinem
prin3ipal, getporben, menn ib QUO,
6ott fei's gefIagt, gum S9uft am Ges
feb tuurbe. gs iif nit Sbnen tpie NIT
bem 6errn Neuenitein, Der ma9te aud
nur 8anterott, neil er ni9t auf mid
b6ren ,uollte, aber Der mar bod elm ebrs
Iid,er Wsann = be3ablte auf 9eller unb
pfennia unb bate yliemanbes Auge
au fdeuen. gDenn Sic su @runbe ge.
ben, 10 sieben sic Sbre Mtinbel. NIT
beren Gelb sic tpirtbi1aften. aud ins
Berberben, unb mid arnen Seufel NIT!
gs beibt ni1t umionif: lnre6t Gut
aebeiht nidt! @ott erbdrme fid)!
gs griiBt sic a6tungsbou
Clemens priideL
Werfmeiffer.@
(Gortietuns foIst)
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MlerIet.

= 6err 6. Ool9 feiert beute feinen
65. @eburtstas. Wir gratuliren!
= @oup. RoB bot in 8eontwortung
eines griefss bes gr.8iees@Ouperneur
Gibbs fi6 gana enti9iebeH gegen pro'
bibition ertldrt.
- Dem Mlapor Gallagban III bon
ben Stabtbeamten cine pra9tbole gols
oeue ubr nit Gette unb nit Diamanten
beiebtem Nlebaillou gei6eHtt iuorbeH.
= Inter ben paiagiereu, bes n@o'
loraDo1 tpelde morgeu BON @aluefton
mad Nep Dort abbampfen iperben, urn
BON bort aus nit Der ySraDe" nod Gus
ropa au fabren unb bic alte 9eimatb sll
beiuGeu, tefinben fi9 aud 0err gon.
rab 3uIdblag unb feline Satin, solDie
6err 6raid nebif Satin unb 6obH.
rpapa1 S1ol3 unb feline So6ter, Grau
B6rner, perben fi9 per Babn mad gew
Dort begeben un6 ebenfalls nit Der
v9rabe" nod 0eutidlanb reiien. 8liif'
Ii1e &eiie allerIeits
= 9lIs 9elegaten BON San antonio
aur Unit probibitions GonDention in
Dallas reiiten beute Na@mittag per
Special. .6dlafwegen ab, bic 9erren:
Gbas. 6ugo, 9p. 8eruon. 8. @iintber,
90. Mullalp, aouis Berg, vic. Cos.
grobe, u. Belfnap, Gus. Siirler, g6.
69ramm, 8. .. 3ampmann, ..
Berstrom, .. @allaeban. N. Sepis,
Geo. 8. 2alteper, q. Sbielbs, s..
groos, Subse Sibble, 8. y. Sobnion,
Wm. Gerguion, s. 8. gopelano. Die
fen Serren l6loB iib Serr s. 9ouoon,
Delegat BON Gillespie gountp. an.
gbenfalls reiae Serr Or. &eub bon
guero aIs 9elesat mad Dallas ab.
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Eprrfspnudeaz. - S1ulenburg, ben
2. Wai '87.-Sas greignib bes geFfris
gen Sages mar bas Maifelf, peranftals
tet bon ben pereinigten S9tBen unb
5urnern. Gin Ianser 3ug, boran cine
glnsabl bhbf9 beeorirter Wagen, be-
iusgte ii9 Inn 10: 80 llbr 8ormittags nod
benz rei3enben r66ibparf." iuobei ies
bod Elm ifarfer Winb, bi9te Staub'
poIten uno cine grobe S9tpule ui9ts
.ueniger als angenebm tparen.
9lIs 6eiff6nigin mar bic nod febr iiis
aeublide 6rl. Nlmiba Wangemann &C.
iudblt tporben unb gemdbrte auf ibrem
Sbrone, umseben BON ibren ebenfalls
jebr iugenblinen 9ofoamen, elm liebliz
DIES Bib. Geftrebner NOR Or. SEmitt; I;
feline sebiesenen Reben (beuif9 unb
ensliid) fpra@eu aagemein an. Der
sseitpIab bot elm bunt bepegtes Bib |;
man amiFrte ii9 in Der berfdiebeniten
Weiie Bis au fpdter, eisentlib friiber,
Gtunbe. = 9lugenblidli@ beuten ale
Mnaei9en auf &esen.
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Sn atbens bat cir Sagelfurm
Sdaben i'm Betrage bon $4,000 ange'
riGtet, bafiir bat Der barauffolgenbe
Regen benz 2anbe unberedenbaren
9tuben gebra9t.
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= 6dmorrboiben. @ei6wiilhe, Bril-
DE iinb sSiiieIn sriinoli6 na9 perbeher'
ten Nletboben furirt. Bud: 10 gts.
Briefmarfen. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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vMeine 6ausapotbete iit aIIerbines
nidt groB, aber ipas i9 anDausmitteln
babe, ift bemdbrt unb bic beHen unb 3us
berIdifisfen finb Or. gluguf 26aig's
6amburger Sropfen unb Brufftbee" 10
beri6tet ber in Nr. 266, Weft 6apettes
StraBe In Oapton, Obio, tuObubafte
5err Benjamin Weil.
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P. S.-San's @atarrb Cure pirb ius
nerIi9 ansemanbt unb pirft auf bas
9lut unb bic Sdleimbdute. Man pers
lanee 3eusuifIe.
J.S. Gbenep 6 Co., Solebo, Ob.
s@ gu babt:i in allen Apotbefen.
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9as Sansmittel iollber Gleiden,

sd babe Simmons eiber ResuIatcr
Iarae Sabre binbIrm aebraudt un6 es III
bas ein,;qe Sausmittel geIpeien. bedeu t.y
uus be6ieuten. Mu1 meine Wlutter mar
jebr einaenommen fur bies Nittel. esif
zine auberIdIfiae, tpeil fiber iptrfenbe Mes
bifin Bel allen St6ruueen bes 8erbauunes.
ihiiems uuo iein pauptnsrib beffebt ba'
lin, Rranfhetteu 3u bertin.
bern. Sd, baeae es allen meinen Greun.
ben su empfetIsn unb iuerbe aud in 5u.
tunft fortfnbren, bies ;u tbun.A
Rer. Sanes Wf. Rouins,
qajfor an Der GibI. MetbobifsuFirde in
GairfieIb, 4a.
Mon ipart 3eit nnb rsNe4nun'
aeu, wenn man INNER Simmons Liver
Regulator I'M 9auie fahrt.
Sd fube, bab SIMMONS LIVER RE.
GULAToR bas beFe Gamilienmittel ih
aeaen Qeiben aIIer art, tpie Serbian.
nnasf4pd@e, 4oItt Diarrbos
Sobbreunen unb GaIIt9tett.
Bon allen bielen 9eiben berfdaift her ee'
Der ReauIdtor idbnelIe unb fiders abbilfe.
@enn Id iebr fubfantieu su abeno ge'
aeiIen babe, pi1ege td Dor bem 5ubettes
aeben einen Thetl0ffeI rou behelben 81 mir
Az uebmeu un6 i'd bleibe baum bon iebem
@efibI bes llnbebaaens befreit.@
Spib O. Gporfs,
Ct WlabOr sor Maeon, Ga.
D6D Der einsioe ihte aeber 8esulatos
trdet uniere SanOsIsmarte ~ born auf-
bem 1lmT@Ias.
J. FL. Zeilin & Co.
aleiniee gissntbiimer, philadelphia, pa.
Treis'$1. 90.
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Gtaat Ohio, 6tabt Solebo, !
Qurna Enunfn. 6. 6.

etaat Ohio, Gtabt Solebo, !
2ucas gountp, SIS !
Tranf s. gbenep, ibip0rt bierau, Der
6aupt @ei9dftstbeilbaber Der Girma
S. s. @bensD & Co., etablirt In bieter
Gtabt, su iein, unb baB bieie Jirm fur
iebes gatarrbIeiben, tpel9es bur9 oas
BON ibr fabfieirte Sall's @atarrb Cure
nidt beieitigt pirb, bic Summe bon
$10O au entri9ten bereit it,"
go bei1moren unb unteraei9net por
mir beute, 6. Sec. 1886.
~ u. %. @leaion,
lGS Oeifentl. yfotar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
I'd corrIEan Heat. = Reporter.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. AT Waldo
park this morning, I'll Corrigan, the well
known turfman, struck T. J. Mosier a
Times reporter, in the face aud knocked
him down, after which he kicked him
about the face aud head until the reporter
wis inscnsible. Mosicr's right Jaw was
broken, and his face and head icarfully
gashcd and bruised. lilo was removed 10
the hospital. In an account Of dog fight
printed In the Times few days ago. IL was
stated that the trainer Of one OF the dogs
bou a resemblance 10 Fat Corrign, q
brother Of I'll. This Is supposed 10 bo the
cause OF the attack. Congan has not yet
been arrested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
HOW GENERAL LEE LOOKED.
The Contrast Between Him and Gen
eral Grant When He Surrendered.

The Contrast Between Him and GEN.
eral Grant When He Surrendered.
The contrast, says Gen. Horace Porter
in his Century article on the surrender at
Appomatox, between the two commanders
WAS very striking, and could not fail to
attract marked attention, as they sat ten
feet apart facing each other. Gen. Grant,
then nearly forty-three years of age. was
five feet eight inches in hight, with
shoulders slightly stopped. His hair
and full beard were nut brown,
without trace Of gray in them.
He had on single-breasted blouse,
made OF dark-blue flannel, unbuttoned in
front, and showing waistcoat under
meath. lie wore an ordinary pair of top
boots, with his trousers inside, and was
without spurs. The boots and portions of
his clothes were spattered with mud. He
had had on pair Of thread gloves, of n
dark yellow color, which he had taken Off
on entering the room. His felt, sugar
loaf, stifl-brimmed hat was thrown on the
table beside him. lie had no sword and
pair of shoulder straps was all there was
about him TO designate his rank. In fact,
aside from these, his uniform was that OF Il
private soldier.
Lee, on the other hand, was fully six
feet in hight, end quite erect for one OF
his age, for he was Grants senior by six
teen years. His hair and full beard we're
u silver gray, and quito thick except that
the hair had become a little thin in front.
lie wore uniform OF Confederate gray,
buttoned up 10 the throat, and at his side
he carried long sword Of exceedingly
fine workmanship, the hilt studied with
jewels. IL was said 10 be the sword which
had been presented 20 him by the State OF
Virginia. His top.boots were compare
lively new, and seemed 10 have on them
some ornamental stitching Of red silk.
Like his uniform, they were singularly
clean and but little travel stained. On the
boots were handsome spurs, with
large rowels. A felt hat, which
in color matched pretty closely
that Of his uniform, and pair of long
buckskin gauntlcts lay before him on q
how 1t was that both he and his chief wore
such fine toggory, and looked so much as
II they had Just turned out 10 go tochurch,
while with us our outward garb scarcely
rose 10 the dignity even Of the shabby
gcnteel." lie enlightened us regarding
the contrast by explaining that when their
headquarters wagons had been pressed so
closely by our cavalry few days before,
and Il was found they would have to de-
stroy all their baggage except the clothes
they carried on their backs, each one nat
urally selected Tho newest suit he had, and
sought 10 propitiatc the gods OF dostruc-
ton by sacrifice OF his second best.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
THE MOST SERIOUS DANGER POINTS
HAVE BEEN WEATHERED. :
The Volume OF Business Continues
Large-Prlces do Not Advance
Much-Effect of Combinations Mar
row Profits in Trade-Failures.


New YoRR, Nov. Ar. G.. Dun Il Co.,
in their weekly review Of trade say: mot
withstanding slow collections in many
quarters and some failures OF unpleasant
significance, the prevalent feeling is that
tho most serious points OF danger have
been weathered, and that trade and indus
tries have been warned in season TO check
unsafe expansion. The volume of business
continues large, whether judged by reports
from many centeR, by bank exchanges
outside OF New York (Which exceed last
years by about l3 per cent. }, or by rail.
road tonnage, which results in an increase
Of about IL per cent. over last year in re-
ported earnings. In spite of an in
crease OF Sl3,0O0,000 in the currency
in circulation during October, following the
increase OF S3l, 100000 in September,
prices do not advance much. Stocks, after
some days Of recovery, show hesitation
again, with the evidence that some foreign
holders are realizing. Wheat has declined
about ! per cent. for the week, corn sc,
oats t., coffee aud lard &c each, and cotton
l-l6c, while beef falls TO an average OF
~ 10, and hogs l0c lower. Oil has been
lifted Sc by combination 10 shut down;
sugar q shade by reports regarding the
trust, and tin and copper by speculative
overactions in the nature Of corners.
Wool is still in buyers favor. a bopx
trust il expected TO raise prices. Rice re-
ports are contradictory; buyers hold of IN
sugar; demand is lacking in tea and irreg-
ular in coffee, and spice dealers require
patience, In general, better prices appear
only where there are effective trade com.
binations.
"Long hesitation in the steel rail mar
ket is broken by lower prices, sales for
northwestern and New England delivery
having been made on basis OF $50 at
mill. Pig-irOn is weaker at Pittsburg, and
offers Of No. | southern ut $50 are reported
here. Bar il not 30 strong, the architect
ural demand slackcning. Nails are dull,
the signs indicating some shrinkago in
consumption Just when new works arc
about to increase the output largely; nor
is improvement seen in the wooden manu-
facture. Money Is still rather close at De-
troit and Kansas City, but ut most points
II Is easier or In ample supply, though col.
lections aro inConycniently slow at places
where currency IL abundant. Both cast
ern and western manufacturers in many
branches find less demand than was cx.
pecicd, and, alike in eastern and western
cities, narrow profits in trade are reported
''Tho business failures during the last
seven days number for the United States
225, for Canada twenty, total Of 2i5 against
PIG last week and 1855 for the correspond
ing week Of last year.
''Ihc increase noticeable this week
arises altogether In tho western and south
crn States"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
40 Tunica Last Night.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal.


TUSIc., Miss, Nov. 4.-Gen. Chalmers
spoke here tonight in behalf Of w. d.
Miller, the non-political candidate for dis.
triGt attorney. The crowd was small and
o~rnpos0dr of Slack men mainly. The
Democratic nominee, J. j. Slack, was not
here 10 meet him, owing 10 an appoint.
ment in Tate county; and, furthermore,
Chalmers and Miller had made these ap.
pointments for Chalmers 10 speak with
out letting Slack know OF il, but by chance
he heard Of u in time 30 meet Chalmers
last night nj Austin. Chalmers, in his
speech tonight, conplimentedt the people Of
Tunica county upon their ticket as IL now
stands composed Of Democrats and Repub.
licans, and that 10 make Il complete they
should now place an independent ut the
head OF II in the person OF w. II. Miller
for district attorney, instead Of J. J. Slack.
the Democratic nominee; but the people
OF Tunica county have had enough Of boz
litical strife IN years past, and have agreed
10 stand by the ticket they have nominated,
with Slack ut the head, and on
the Sth day Of November they will 90 20
the polls and cast their vote rs one man
for the entire ticket. Mr.. Miller will not
he known In the race in Tunica county for
district attorney. II is plain 10 every man
who heard Gen. Chalmers nc Austin
and this place that he has another ax 10
grind greater than the election OF Miller.
and that isto bc the next congressman from
this district aud IL is thought that he
has fond hopes OF returning 10 his old love.
IL will only bc a short ilir,aiion, rs she
once entertained him with serious inten.
tions and he went off 10 flint with Manning
and Morgan and she discarded him for.
ever. The general will speak tomorrow at
Robinsonyillc, In this county, and expects
to have Miller with him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-05
ODDS AND ENDS.

A magazine writer rskE "Shonld
fortunes he limipdY' The Trouble with
most peoples fortunes II that they are
limited very limited Baltimore Aincri.
can.
who looked 40 grim aud bloohihiniy ~
the poriuits OF como 81 our peaceful
military mcn printed in thcraPcu. Texas
Siltinz.
AZ one time blarkhnd.tan terriers werr
submitted 10 tho turtna OF having their
oau cropped This much good has fashion
done She baa duclarcd that dos vars
be- worn long this SEASON. New Orleans
ficayunc. - .......
Wife iu n hoarso NhlNpcr' Molchacll
Moirhncl wake upi Thufsa murthrrin'
thaic In the romf Michael whist. now.
Rosie be- aisy. ! hcv me OF on'm, an If
hc ioinds onylhing III KIT up and take il
froom i'm. llancr's lIa,ar.
The cdiioroi the Now England Olacr,rr.
paper published at kccnc, N. H., lost a
fine opportunity oi having one Of the lcst
named newspapers Ia the country. The
kocno Observer would hava been par.
ucularly iclicilous title. llosion Post.
On Friday last Joseph Parker, West
Whitcland, shot very large bird. that
measured eight feet from Zip 10 Tip II
wings Tho latter he cut of TO be used
Tot sweeping anil dusiing purposes In the
family, aud fed the carcass 10 his eats Ito
aficrwarl found that the bind was n very
large eagle. West Chester Penn News
Alta rattle for brscch loading gun, Al a
saloon In this cliy. on "Wednesday, y little
boy made tho rcmarkable throw Of fiiy.
four. This score Il almost unhonrd Of. and
IL the highest possible with three shakes
Of the dice. Three times In succcssion did
the uirco six spots turn up, and after tho
boy made his throw all doubts NJ 10 Who
would he the winner Of tho gun dieip.
pcan'd. That boy may live 10 DO 100
yean old, aud never again make the throw
he did that morning Allentown lPenn.) J
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